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Artificial Intelligence

The Death of the “Admin Tax”

How AI Is Helping to Reclaim Creativity from Bureaucracy For decades, we’ve clung to a romantic picture of the writer: a lone figure hunched over…

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Photos and Short Stories

Welcoming the Holiday Season

As the days grow shorter and the scent of pine and cold air settles in, the Christmas season is officially upon us. Across our campuses…

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Arts & Creative Leadership

Creativity Through Automation

GenAI is helping us move our effort away from the grind and toward the purpose behind our work.

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Artificial Intelligence

AI and the Human Imagination

AI will continue to grow, and the world will keep changing. But what matters most is how we use it.

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Technology

Building our own EPUB Reader

Last summer we wrote millions of words. Now, we’ve built a custom, simple ePub reader so our community can actually read them without the tech…

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Photos and Short Stories

The Warehouse

The Warehouse Church with Riverwood isn't just a place of worship; it's a dynamic, multi-site movement that has spectacularly reclaimed Winnipeg's Elmwood neighbourhood, one historic building at…

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Photos and Short Stories

The Saint’s Last Stand: A Volvo P1800

Once driven by The Saint across Europe, this elegant Swedish sports car now sits rusting, quietly surrendered to the deep woods.

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Artificial Intelligence

Research: When AI Becomes a Team

In short, multi-agent AI is a shift from isolated generative tools to collaborative creative systems.

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Photos and Short Stories

The Ghost of Percy Anderson’s Garage

An antique truck's faded door retains the hand-painted sign of "Percy Anderson's Garage Dyment," linking us to early local commerce.

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Photos and Short Stories

The Lumber Truck’s Last Haul

This old 1942 Dodge Power Wagon with "Huey St. Aubin Lumber" on its door stands as a silent sentinel of Ramore's logging history.

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